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![frameworks-list.png](/src/assets/MobileTestAutomation/images/frameworks-list.png "Frameworks List")
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##### **_How do you choose the right one?_**
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###### **_How do you choose the right one?_**
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Among the available frameworks, I've picked these five for comparison: **_Appium_**, **_Calabash_**, **_XCUITest_**, **_Espresso_**, and **_Selendroid_**. Let's break them down in straightforward.
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Among the available frameworks, I've picked these five for comparison: **_Appium_**, **_Calabash_**, **_XCUITest_**, *
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*_Espresso_**, and **_Selendroid_**. Let's break them down in a straightforward manner.
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## [**Selendroid**](http://selendroid.io/)
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Selendroid, is a test automation framework for native or hybrid Android applications and the mobile web. It is an open
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source tool with 433 GitHub forks and 880 GitHub stars and [here](https://github.com/selendroid/selendroid) is the
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source tool with 433 forks and 880 stars on [GitHub](https://github.com/selendroid/selendroid).
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### Pros and Cons:
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## [**Espresso**](https://developer.android.com/training/testing/espresso)
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Espresso is an open source Android applications test automation framework developed by Google
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and [here](https://github.com/android/android-test/tree/main/espresso) is the GitHub link. It's known for its simplicity and integration with Android Studio.
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Espresso is an [open source](https://github.com/android/android-test/tree/main/espresso) Android applications test
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automation framework developed by Google. It's known for its simplicity and integration with Android Studio.
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### Pros and Cons:
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| **Pros 👍** | **Cons 👎** |
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| **Test Execution:** Enables quicker test execution by automatically synchronizing with the UI | **No Cross-Platform:** Limited to Android apps |
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| **Easy to Setup:** Setting up Espresso is simple as works well within the Android Studio IDE | **Limited Language Support:** Primarily supports Java and Kotlin for writing tests |
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| **Regular Updates:** The tool is up-to-date with the latest Android OS features | **IDE Dependent:** Android Studio IDE needs to be installed |
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| **Community Support:** Owned by Google with large community | |
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| **Pros 👍** | **Cons 👎** |
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| **Test Execution:** Enables quicker test execution by automatically synchronizing with the UI | **No Cross-Platform:** Limited to Android apps |
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| **Easy to Setup:** Setting up Espresso is simple, as it integrates well within the Android Studio IDE | **Limited Language Support:** Primarily supports Java and Kotlin for writing tests |
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| **Regular Updates:** The tool is up-to-date with the latest Android OS features | **IDE Dependent:** Android Studio IDE needs to be installed |
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| **Community Support:** Owned by Google with large community | |
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### When to use?
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- To test apps using the latest Android OS APIs to utilize new platform features and support new OS versions
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- To test apps using the latest Android OS APIs that support new platform features and OS versions
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## [**XCUITest**](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xctest)
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| **Test Execution:** Tests are stable, highly reliable, and performed faster | **No Cross-Platform:** Limited to iOS apps |
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| **Easy to Setup:** Setting up XCUITest is straightforward as works well XCode IDE | **Limited Language Support:** It supports Swift or Objective-C for writing tests |
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| **Community Support:** Built by Apple with large community | **Environment:** Only for macOS |
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| **Test Execution:** Tests are stable, highly reliable, and performed faster | **No Cross-Platform:** Limited to iOS apps |
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| **Easy to Setup:** Setting up XCUITest is straightforward as it integrates well with XCode IDE | **Limited Language Support:** It supports Swift and Objective-C for writing tests |
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Calabash is an open source framework that allows you to write and execute tests for Android and iOS apps. [Here](https://github.com/calabash) is the GitHub link. It uses
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Calabash is an [open source](https://github.com/calabash) framework that allows you to write and execute tests for
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| **Environment:** Can be installed and run on various OS such as Windows, Linux, and macOS | **Lack of documentation:** Its documentation is quite minimal, making it challenging to set up the automation framework. To complete the setup, one often needs to rely on external resources |
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| **Cross-Platform:** It supports writing tests for both iOS and Android | **Limited Language Support:** It supports only Ruby | |
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| **User-Friendly:** Write tests in plain English, making it accessible for non-programmers | **No Regular Updates:** Active development has ceased, which might affect future compatibility |
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| **Open-Source:** Free to use | **Low Community Support:** Very low community support as it is not used by many |
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| **Environment:** Can be installed and run on various OS such as Windows, Linux, and macOS | **Poor documentation:** Its documentation is quite minimal, making it challenging to set up the automation framework. To complete the setup, one often needs to rely on external resources |
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| **Cross-Platform:** It supports writing tests for both iOS and Android | **Limited Language Support:** It supports only Ruby | |
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| **User-Friendly:** Write tests in plain English, making it accessible for non-programmers | **No Regular Updates:** Active development has ceased, which might affect future compatibility |
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| **Open-Source:** Free to use | **Low Community Support:** Very low community support as it is not used by many |
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